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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05
The Miracle of the Cenury,

1t was at the Innings counter in a
certain store, and seven women We're
seated on the stools in frnt of the
counter buying Innings. Tie patient
salesman listened to their discussions
and their monologues, answered their
inquiries. and patiently changed their
orders to suit their whims. Suddenly
blithe yet quiet little lad. appeared
with bit Of gray cheviot in her hand
One Of the salesman, who vas waiting
for lady in black satin gown to de-
termine whether she would haye q yard
and half or q yard and threa-quarters
OF percaline, looked at the newcomer
with an expression of mingled inquiry
and relief. He evidently recognized
her and hoped to have the pleasure Of
waiting upon her. 1t must have been
a pleasure to his soul, tried with the
exasperating delay with the woman he
was serving. "
"Please give me five yards of En-
glish cambrick exactly two shades
darker than this cheviot," said the
woman, who knew what she wanted,
"and one yard and seven-cighths Of the
second quality of silesia two shades
lighter, and half yard of ha;rcloth OF
the color OF the cambria. Please take
this 50 bill and | will come back for
my change and the things after have
been to the buttons and trimmings
counters"
[ had the curiosity to follow her to
the trimmings counter. She asked for
her silk and twist, cotton, braid,
shields, and whalebones in the same
quick, exact manner, and turned around
to the buttons counter while they were
being done up. She asked for the
card of sample buttons, picked out
those she wanted incredibly soon, then
retraced her steps, gathering up her
purchases as she went, taking parcel
from the counter of cheviots as she
passed after going to the lining counter
Probably she hadn't time to have the
things sent home, and one can easily
imagine that she had that dress cut out
and fitted and half finished before she
went to sleep that night. Boston
RecOr1
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05
Odd Antics of Birds

A relative of mine has l3ge marsh
upon his estate, and here the great
cranes made their summer hdne, build
ing their curious nests theraand rear
ing their young. The marsh was sur
rounded by high grass, and ! was his
practice to creep through fd watch
the birds unobserved. The Atics they
went through would be imrbssible to
describe, says a correspondent of the
San Francisco Gail. Now thy would
caper along in pairs, stepping daintily
with the winning gait of thdideal eN-
quisite, lifting their feathers pr wings
taking short steps and gradually work
ing themselves up to bird Fenzy of
excitement, when they would leap into
the air and over each othefs backs.
taking short runs this way andthat, all
for the edifcation of the femaAs stand
ing by, and finally, after Aries of
these exhibitions, the differet birds
selected their mates. Among tie birds
of the western hemisphere til, cock
of-the-rock ranks next to the cane in
the strangeness OF its evolutionss Tho
bird is confined to South Ameri@, and
is dDOuU LIe Size VI u small I1BeO4 mas
a bright orange web in the mald with
o plume-like arrangement upoJ the
head. 1t is proud bird, PRINCIPALLY
building it's nest in rocky PLACES not
frequented by man. At the competence
ment of the breeding season nrty of
birds, numbering from ten to5wenty,
assemble, and selecting cler space
among the rocks, form ringer circle,
facing inward. Now small hrd takes
its place in the center andbegins to
hop about, toss its head, fits wings,
and go through all the strange move
ments possible, that APPEAR to be
watched with great interest ~ the rest.
When the performer is thoroughly ex-
hausted he retires to the cirle and an
other bird enters the ring, and so on,
until all have been through their
PAGES, when the pairs proudly make
their selection. Often the iirds are so
exhausted after the dance that they
can hardly fly, lying pantng on the
rocks.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05

sMy dear friend, you little tHught who
was the fashionable, heartless 81 who had
refused your boys true hearf said Es-
telle, softly, to old Mrs. Stewrt, as the
happy group of four were drah together
about the lamp that evening; BIT you will
forgive her, am sure, when SD promises
that henceforth that boys happiness shall
be her foremost care, and that be will try
to the utmost of her power to repay him
for the pain which, through Rr foolish,
wi tlse. ! PRIDE she once cousd him to
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05
SHARING THE BURDEN,
BIZ MATHER DEAN K1MsA1n.

Tho wimmin- folks says I'm a Blue Beard
Hedn't orter got married ag,in-
But that sort o. cackle doan't worry,
Cause know it's their natur to chin.
Spect it war jest a leettle mite hasty,
But reckon this kentry is free,
And people what talks bout their naybers
Doan't cut emmy fgger with me.
They can't talk to me about sorrer,
Fur reckin I've he'd Il good share
And it shoots through my he0rt like bullet
When think NV the angel up There.
But wouldn't hey Jane hear me snyit
Fur emmy thing under the sun
Might hatch up the least mite of NY envy
Or jealousness to- ards Number One
You see, ez one day was plowin'
That little patch down by the crick,
TIL of OK he kinder get shaky-
Dropped off fore tn end of tn week.
so hurnessed the nigh I'm up single
Thought I'd try the ole critter alone
But might hev behaved him till doolnsday,
Tibet plowin would never bin done.
He baked like tibet mule in the circus,
He snorted and bellered by turns;
Then over the field he cavorted,
A-plowin it up with his horns.
Kinder settled his dander a little
When goes down to Aliens tibet night,
And trades Off my favor-ite Jersey
Fun sorrel OK speckled 18th white.
Ole Allen he drives n cluse barg'in-
He's tn snuggest man ever see
And, reckonin only on critters,
Spect he did git the best, some of me,
But while he was sizin up Jersey,
Which he'd left tied in the lane,
L snapped u few words bout til weather
Etcet'ry with his darter Jane.
Didn't fool away much time a-spoonin'-
Popped the question the next Sunday night
Guy the parson Il shiny gold flyer
Fur tyin' the knot good and tight.
Ole Allen he opened his peppers
When we asst his consent M and .Jane-
Kinder brnk him all up, but he guy it,
And added a solemn Amen!
Doan't care if they do call me Blue Beard,
Cause asst Deacon Jones' advice;
He guy it good pray rful thinkn'
And told me by all means" to splice.
But one thing I'm willin to stand by,
Whuther oxen or men, doan't care,
Thet yoke upon one pair of shoulders
Ez q mighty hard burden to bear.
Kinder worried me some about Heaven
Bein' there with Marian and Jane
How ter do the squar thing by two angels
Doan't seem SO teetotally plain;
But I've read about Solomon family,
And made up my mind wot to do:
Ef Solomons there 18th three hundred,
1ain't going to worry bout two.
Current.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05

SMALL flower bonnets daily gIvvl
more popular. A pretty one worn h1 i.
girl with very black hair was OF pl' o
tulle with wreath about the eass an
small peoples, without foliage, 1af1
crushed close together. To the on nv
was cluster of half-opened PVpf'|
buds.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-05

IF good people would but mad ~ ~
goodness agreeable, and smile ln man,
Of frowning in their virtue, no" u'"'
would they gain to the good cauS''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
.lohnson Again Rsspi,sd.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 7-Late
this after noon despatch was recsivet
st the State Department from Governor
Beaver, instructing Chief Ciesk Gear
hart to Issue respite for Samuel
JohnsoD, tss csndsmned DslawArs
County murderer, until February s.
1883. IL was necessary 10 have tbr
signature OF Secretary Stone or Deputy
Secretary Longenecker to the respite
pApers. bat, m neither was In the city,
N sjor Lockhars, . clark In the dopar..
menf took the fess train for Hunting
don, where ha mst Mr.. LongeneckeT,
who hsd come over from hts Bedford
homo. 10 response 10 \ telegrsm, In or.
der to attach his signature, ssourins
VIII oh, Major Lpkbsrt will proceed to
Philadelphia by the midnight train 10
est the signature OF Governor Beaver.
Then will the respite papers bo com
q as0.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
to purchase goods Of me that were no,

to purchase goods Of me that were not
A. No. l."
Well, after some further talk l pur
chased $4,000 of the green goods oi
Samuel, paying my 1000 for them
He remarked at this point that he was
not accustomed TO give every customer
that came along as good terms as he
offered me, but that he had taken a
great fancy to me because reminded
him Of pet cousin Of his, a great
iavorite in society, who had died a
few years previous. With this he ex
cused himself, saying he would 60
and get me the green goods. He was
absent about half an hour and on his
return counted out $40. 600 in my pres
ence, most of them in tweuties and
Elites. This done he placed the bills
in = neat black satchel, which he
generously offered to give me without
extra charge, locked the satchel and
handed me the key, remarking "there
you are" Then ! handed over my
thousand dollars. He counted the
money and carefully deposited it in an
inside pocket of his vest with the one
word, "correct." Then he quietly OBJ
served in tones OF fatherly solicitation:
I'If l we're you I'd have that satchel
sent to your address in Maine by ex.
press. It's the safest plan." While
he was giving me this advice there
came a knock at the door. Samuel
Exclaimed In an excited whisper.
"Place your satchel in that closet over
there and keep Tnum--there's no tell
ing what that is" Accordingly
placed the satchel in the closet and
kept mum. The knock was repeated.
'Come in" said Samuel. A nice
Hooking, fashionably dressed gentle
man entered. who on observing me
remarked, "Ah, Samuel, see you
have company, so ] will no! stop now
lCan l have word with you?" Samuel
Iexcused himself to me as politely az
lyou please and, going to the door,
Iconyersed with his friend tor few
minutes. Apparently the subject o.
their conversation was OF an agreeable
pature, for they both laughed heartily
Presently Samuel came back, told nat
one or two good stories, and then sug
lgested that we proceed to the express
office. assented, whereupon he wen
10 the closet, returned with m,
lsatchel, and we started out.
/ Conclusion tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
RA LYaMOxx q uAlO nAIAKOAD
SCHHDULB III EEEECT. July 9, ,ss.
Trains ieave Delaware Avenus Dspcs
uEEr,tstyJWJ WJfai

sCHsDULH III ETFEOT. July 9, .ss'
Trains iesvs DSiswars Avenus Dspos
EksT.bQUED..
Pnl;a, Accommodation, deity ....G.lkA. d
FnilA. ctora "a odsti0n, caily. .....y.39 A. h
2lIiLa. Accommodation. daily. .....f,Lb Il. IL
phila. Accommodation, daily. ....io.la a. D.
Phila. b OheStor cypress, deuy lila e. "
Phi.a. Acoomno6 alton, daily .... l,0c p. no
1hi,a. Accommodation, daily. Sle p. L.
Pail. Accommodates, taNy....... Glo p. 81
Phlla, Accommodation, daily, GEO 2. IL
PhilL, Aeoorn. daily except Sunday, = .8C PIN
Phjls. e. UbestsI express, daily, 10 p. N
ehiia. Accommodation. dsily,,...,p.oe 2. *
WEST-BUDHDs
Ohicsgo LIMITED, daily. ..s.......S.s9 Il. ~
Arrives Chicago $50 next MoTntL.g.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except sunday................ sis q.
UiRoinnxu I.mitsd, oaify. ~. nj
Arrives Otnotnn6A s.s q. n. St Lcvj
ESQ p. II. Next day.
Baltimore Accommodation, dn1y, 500 p. n
On icsgo and St. Leuts Express,
singcriy Accommodation, ds,JF, 7e9 p. M
FOB KE.ANDEARERG,s y 90 a. Nd .sunda5
only. l1.ec q. 10. daily, except Sunday
500 P: NJ, and e., ?, 9: daiiy;
Fer Phflsde.phia ESQ T.. H., daily eaceDi
sunday, a&5 r. M, daily. Dor Baitimtrs
2G6 2. M., daily. EGS L1pde1horS, $50 anc
IL. 90 "A. ID. daily, except Sunday; 800 g. m
Sunday only; 2kt and SIS p. u., daily.
rn.s Ey.og and SEQ 3. m. daily. 7.lb q, m
daily, except sunday; 1000, s)o4b 3: N
dsiiy; 2eo, a.,o. t.7s, sSeo. sse, a.so. s.lo
1000 o. m. daily.
Eyprosa trains
w. NJ. %.n.as1 ENrs' ssn1 o. r.Ss L3ED; As.p,
T,Ayephoua No. lSS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
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Tho UAsa of Mike Kelly.

Chicago man--"Queer about Mike
Kelly, isn't it?"
Omaha man-"What's queer?'
"Why, when he belonged to the
Chicago club he played splendidly,
but now that the Bostops have him he
can't play at all"
WAS he brought up in Chicago2"
II believe So"
always plays well in Chicago,
|ehf"
always"
"And can't play in Boston,"
mo"
We'll, suppose the sun dszzles
bis eyes"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
Philadelphia Wilmington & Bal
tir.ore Railroad.
Juno 18th. 1897


TvsiaE VIII leave wilmington hs fosscwn
Rhii.dnlpnia lexprcssl, Q, q o., 4to, o 90
90, 8 is, 10, 10, D AZ, i0)i II 8s, Il " s.u
IL 50, 80, 8 n, "a, 9 90 and oe D. Id:
Accommodation. 0 20. J %. 7 81, 10 % o. IA.
% 86, & 90, 81, REQ, Q sc, 10 80 p. m.
Yor Ches,or teJprsEsl. 9 30 7 e.. 9 t1 a1e,
,. NJ.
:. n, 2 III, . 90, II, 20. % and 10 80 y. "a.
EsH Yors, 90, u ka0. eSo, f6a, b
70 o., IL si &. IA, ala 10, 30, 81 ", sa "a,
ot, 10 90 o. II.
FOR Wes. Oasstsy, VIA L,amokin, eAs sno
3,ba. No., 2 35 and ( 90 p. N.
For Noxa.K tOsntrs> snd intsi1nedtaS'
'tsticnS, 7 "a q. n, ~ So ond o u p: N.
2sitilnors mud Intern sdiats stseioas, 10 VI
4 9 NJ, 5 81 sna II 10 3. ".
Baltimore and Bag Linz, IS 2. N.
Balt;mtrS and Washington, ", -, g
| % oa, II % q. IA, IL CO, ~ II, t2, & "a, 70
Trains for Dsiswnrs D,vsnton le.ys for,
Now Oastis. 9 60, Q 60 .. r., lS sa, "a, %
\ IS p. n. and IL oo riSit
Georgetown snd Loves, 20 .. r., ard q
Eor Henoposa, 10 a. n. and 20 { III.
Sas,ord tExp.sss, q 70 p. m.
Harrington, Deieasr and way asssscsis,s . d
EIpirs.s i III & Harrington, $50 =. m. We,
Exrrcss for Devei, Harrington and Del
| car, II 90 night.
1 franklin City, en n n.
ExDrnss fpq Oapc OhArlee, CD Palst : sEs
Sort ssa Nog.oik, Ia o. night.
. I.eavc PHILADELPHIA, Broad street. nl
l %flniRStcr taxpEesgl, = -, , %, ! ~, n
) 10, 20 80, II 10, II 66 g. m, s 10, soI, 4 c.
10, 90, on, oo!, 6 81, Il 70 p. u.
Accommodation, Q 30, 10 60 3. m, Z Is, q %
g ", 4 Bg. 0 ~. S % 10 os 10 70 and II 81 %. N
Trains nafiksd thus (s)nss limited Gxpsssi
| apo1 w1Iseh extrr. fasa N charged,
For tu2tncf tnSorraat1on pf,sssGgsyp ara X
! 'saysd 70 the tickst otnoe et ths t:s.ion.
1 J. Il. WDCp
efslsrai Passenger AgTRe<
CEAnEsx q. YUez uunaras MxnkFag.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
WTI.MKRavs,u a nJRTNERE N II, n

WELMk b2T0M q hVBI6 EkH G,A
rime table In effect may lsth, 1851. Train
leave Wilmington (Rrench street) al follows
Yer Beading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
acld, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
VILE, Tamaque, Allentown, Lebanon, Wct
porsviIIe and all points on the Phuadelphis
aad Reading X. r., 7.0o .. m and 2&s p. N
For Springfield, Wsypoenurg Juno
ton, Ooatssville, Embreevillo, Lenape
Ohsdd's Ford and DuPont's and intorma
diate points, &C a. m. 24s, and o.1e n. m.
For Coatesville and intermodiAto points
st 9 % 2, a.
D. "a.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
e.l6 p. IN. Snt on Saturday, ut 0 10 and ILL
p. m. "
On Sunday for Reading and intsfnediate
intormediste pointf at . n p. m
A. q, MoOAUSLAND, y. b. HlBBAHD,
Supnr; rtendsnt 9onH Pass. Aga
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
LOOK Wen

1t tie Photographs In Boeohet'e show
,sses Et his door, No. 315 Market str6et.
resy arc nos made for specimens, bal
sveIy one has had one dozen and one
Irame siSe, ali for 90 90. The latest in
proved instantansous proosss used
Time OF sisting, one-Quarter Of eecoad
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
[Conclusion tomorrow
lar. SHINING wn,te puimon,o Ralran,

tha leading lung and throat remedy O.
Wilmington, Del. fho positive pre-
yento- Of pulmonary consumption. BE
iieveH and cures coughs, chronic or re
cent; sore throat, hosrsepeso, Group
Sc, remarkably fast. Lots OF bonn
refsyeuoss. 500 and 81. Sold by deal
ers. Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
a Costly Joke.

A telegraph operator in Jack hsonvillo,
Ella, has Ueen summoned bsfore a com
mittse Of citjssns to explstn why he
told q woman operator at Tallahassee
that there were $50 oAsos of yellow
fever In Jacksonville, and the commit
tee has recommended that bis resigua-
ten be accepted, and thas any pay due
him for services be withheld.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
IL - y R,sOt

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In tho evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
Oman RarinA

A. B. Jones. 4a2 Market strset, would
inform his friends and the public
generally THAT hereafter his place OF
business will DO open every evening,
whers they ore Invited 10 inspect Lit
new fall dsaigns In paper hangfngs sud
window shades.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
I'll n. RNprdQu Al Rrn

m afacturers Of B b B cigars OF h.
W. Cor. Second asd Orange str. cts,
Wilmington, Del. Sod By an leaGipq
|dsainrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Mrs. Jacobs display as Dupont POI
ka!r IS the handsomest, and she Is sell-
ing earssins there In ribbons and lao. s
HIS week.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dysr,epsia
md Liver Oompls,ns? Shiioh's yua.
liAer is guaranteed TO cure yoR. Sold
By DAnforsh. cor. Aud and Market sls.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

All kinds OF prouuce can De bousl :
cheaper OF Powoermske, Bros bral Oh
store. 705 West Eiahth stress, than al, y
place Ia ths city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Fine gold and aiiSsr wesolas nj re.
iuoed prices, q full line OF GOLD and
ine rolled gold plated chains as IL E.
Foursa st. &. " Hxnf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

OATARRH CURED, health anc sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's CatarIh
Remedy. Price 30 ceuta. Nasal Injec.
tor frse, anforth's end and MARKET,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
Lad,es' Gold Watones. !.

Millard r. Davis, at 8 EaSt Second
street., has 10 stoos an elegant Assort
msnt OF ladies' aae gold watches al
prices to suit you.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
suits, OvsrcoRts,

knit coats, old coass, vests and ps 1ie
large and small at G. SteIn's Q. .osins
sale. Ill Market, rs to 40 per osn'. di:.
count.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

We make speoisity in Psre J. ri,
our cwn rendering, for family Sc,
Powdermaker Brothers, 5e7 King and
703 West Eighth gsrost.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Powdermaker Eros. are sealing eau
sage, scIapple aud meats at the ioNe,t
prieea at o07 Kius AND 7O5 West Eighth
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

SLEErLEss NIGHTS, ms.is m ,se able
by ttas terrible cougn. Shtlch's turs
Is the remedy for you. N. B.Ian.
forth, corner Second and Market siy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Call Snd see our fine feathers and
faaoy, 300 King and IL Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

SHILoH's CoUsH and Oousumptiop
Oure is sold by us on a aunrantee. II
cares consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan
forth, cor. And and Market Sss,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

A 500 gents lax. s,id watch for $48
Wiiiiamson's, 1e5 W. Eighth street,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Bush's, French street. wharf is the place
to buy your coal,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Now Is the sims, anu sns place 10 IL,
King street, for new fall ssyies OF val
p,per aud window shades. JOE, 81
Greenman.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Bargains In millinery goods at Mrs
Jacobs, 8I? Market and 220 Kink Sts,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

A S35 ladies' 14k. 60 Il watch fer { so,
williamson, los W. E'ohth street,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

For good coal 90 to Bush's, Frenc,
etreet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Wall papsrs, bofdars, dsrors tom
pi ,sure rods, geld besds and " 'ndov
SD <dss. Jos. H Greenman, Alt KIM
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
WenteA

NANrnulBY a GENTLEMAN wHO
n has . mod crate smouut Of capital 10
a.. p,rty with sone good, hsh', lay
u..nniscturiux n. businoas; 30 set ip9
4 c.l bs oouduoted on second or TIL q
n: or 18th 10 n cspitsi LOCATION; looAtit
Biy. y ssustaotory Ar ,nsem sn.S cal
[oe will ayo one-haif iutsres. Ia guoh
Stss, ani attend 70 k1e financial nar' OF
/ Adarels, with full parttsuiars. In dustry,
b otGs, "N
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
FALL SUITS.

suitsd by Mr.. james Harding, Merchant
Tailor. No. SIC French street. Patrons Of
Mr. Harding, who are among cur promi-
nent and influential citizens, have exc
pressed themselves as exceedingly com.
Portable and greatly pleased with the neat
fit of their garments, which are always
made In the latest style. French, Eng
iish and cashmere suitings and cloths {
all kinds, OF the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle-
men should cal! and see the styles at once.
s32 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

Strong cough candy At FergusoL's q.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

|"h sAhK-OHEAP, a GUOD 2nd.
.tAo y syton carriage; slso a good
|"' m .aEa lucy. eppiy to RuBEhT
- EahrtL's livery Stable, FonIih
Y M st.tGG. ne-et
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

''N ca La VERY DESIRABLE,
'aeiE ,ouv.nenee. Front and back eu-
4 :, madison street. Addre ~ or inquire
"'ehhohD, Eighth aud ratnall sts.
n4-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
Sleep

II
,,....s annually ~ the
,,., and the docts-s say this
,..m.n-iy on the increase
comedies, while they may
a,..v rrl.cl are likely TO do
' ,,,l Good. What is needed
n..l..yc and Diood-pnriticr.
s.,.,ea.,iia is iucoinparably
.o.,cf, those disturbances
.a.,.,u which cause slcepless-
. n,faasod vitality, aud re-
.mn,r,.l, system 10 a healthful
Il a Cote, agent OF tho Mass.
sf,,.,o,,.ry Soeiety, writes that
.,, yls out OF order, his sleep
.i.n G,mrbed. and some I'M
.,,be .ood manifest bus that
cure was obtained by the use
h.. ,Sarsara,illa.
.i,5 ". Pratt. 42i Washington
|, n,sni., whites: MY daughter
,,o,tnei with nervous debility.
sareirpur.lla restored her TO
b."
.,,,a =. Eowkcr, Erie, Pa, was
|. Il. nervousness and sleeplessness
NJ Ayers Sarsaparilla for abon,
onths, during which time his
.u INCREASED over twenty pounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

|oh SahK-A VERY DESIRABLE,
,et' I'm I'm o. 40 acres; conveniently located .
|h.ctun', wilmington; easy Terms. Address
ii"fecses, Attorneys for heirs.
Oli-If
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

ri aLx-LUrS ON ADAMS AND
Inr.s "sVAttn a.reeta, Shalieross and 0iipin
Irer, q, ftpY 70 kENNARD D. 90, 623
~ "tEFNJ. nb.6t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

~ - hs- II Z STOOk, ttUuD WaI.i
"np nstcrss Of Q good stalls IL Eighth
i, Msihol tiood reasons f,r selling
Va 1'dross W. II. SHERER, h6-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

So,,S ohhE sE OR RENT-A TWELVE
MI ytsNhss ynshss go Shtpiey street Inqaire of
ot Nuv.,c,nL ,nLiUrf. Possession given on
o20-f
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

fo, Ehf STORE AND FIXTURES
khhurtHnS Ro"d stand, new goods: good
kt "A 9'| r., good r'a on for selling. Ad-
- tlis oi.lCe. at once. n3,ett
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

a., ~. "a az -LAkGX AND SMALL
So a tsthsaHn mtthsaHn wagons at mir ptiebs
IN m I,S;.isSt,oa y, of business wagons. VI
'"D End sat French ste, alo-StnF
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

yAarE5l-AN II + n Il IA 4 u Is d I
N American woman, middle hged, OF
Io1bied snarsster 70 car vas lsdite only
ID, s.ie st our nov book renis OF Amer
n Il 1nsn.r kndor5ed BY Mary A. Liver-
ne pranSs v. willard and mary otnss
Su,nea, women. Address mArAoEh
!, gnpon straat. Plu adelUSta n2-\t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

F)h tAEt.-JOSSPA AOkNER NE
itt 'st 3!Sei a fine lot OF "artz Ezy,
p1hlAth Vua2ry airas, vhtoa H. F96
tcIi ss1sct ably: also osgof. Uide,s fe
f. ~ ~ haN. All birds guaranteed
lS'iisF Eteh h and bennet ST.. n7-da
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

ts,.a ,n ..E.oHEAP; sIA COWS, ex.zz
!. - ~ ealyo rkaut Christ MsR.
tt3 snay 10y 70 JOS. SrOOKLEY, n. W.
nuatns Streets. nj Ct
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

ana, nman,,'::'t--hT n QReAT BaktfaIN
|e, co,T,tG. Z. z upright boiler and en-
bndc :, Sa1; S; o'ld fer want OF uss, a ddreF I
'-''.- 0nEdry, Ayonosis. Pa. nd cod. .et
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

ba,se 81 hE-2 OR 8 GOOD BRICK
lois q, cheap. OF winkrade for hnild-
h Fov,,ii 81 an farm. J. O, PICKHLs, 7
Street, VIII, i)el. os.ain